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I was playing around with Mathematica and I discovered this via the help:
http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/6534/cosxsinypcosysinzpcoszsvc7.jpg
...which is basically the most bad-ass 3D graph I've ever seen, much less had generated on my computer! Yes, I'm only in Calc II for now, but now I can't WAIT to get to Calc III and learn how to visualize pretty 3D graphs!
Anyway, my question is this - right now, I believe my CPU is rendering these graphs, but I want my GPU to render it. I think it might be a lot faster, and allow me to tinker more. Does anyone have any idea on how to do that?
Many thanks
http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/6534/cosxsinypcosysinzpcoszsvc7.jpg
...which is basically the most bad-ass 3D graph I've ever seen, much less had generated on my computer! Yes, I'm only in Calc II for now, but now I can't WAIT to get to Calc III and learn how to visualize pretty 3D graphs!
Anyway, my question is this - right now, I believe my CPU is rendering these graphs, but I want my GPU to render it. I think it might be a lot faster, and allow me to tinker more. Does anyone have any idea on how to do that?
Many thanks
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